Weaned cats can eat pork ribs. The digestive function of cats has been improved to a certain extent after weaning, and the mother cat’s milk cannot meet the nutritional needs of the kittens, so they need to consume a certain amount of meat to supplement their own nutrition. Pork ribs are rich in protein and trace elements such as zinc, calcium, and iron, which can provide sufficient nutrition to weaned cats. However, when feeding pork ribs to weaned cats, pay attention to the appropriate amount to avoid causing gastrointestinal discomfort in cats.

Precautions for feeding spareribs to kittens:

1. Cook the spareribs thoroughly to kill parasites and bacteria in the meat.

2. No need to add any seasonings, just boil it. Salt is not good for cats’ kidneys, so never add it.

3. Tear the ribs into pieces and pick out the bones for easy consumption by the cat. Then pour the pork ribs and the cooked porridge into the cat bowl. You can mix it with some chopped vegetables, and then stir evenly with chopsticks.

4. Since cats don’t eat hot food, you should put the prepared porridge aside until the temperature becomes about the same, and then give it to the cat.

5. Pay attention to the principle of moderation. Feed once or twice a week. Cat food should be the main food.